Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-08-12
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-CnaTlle SnryOCk IL Lne happy 'uAC
# a bouncing boy,
M. Woodburn had quite sick spe
The first Of the week. -
Good secondhand cook stove fo
ale. Inquire of E. II. FORD. 229w
The new meat market will be in ful
last in day OF two. g..
Some extra bargains in machin
cils and grease at Roth Bros. 225t
Elmer Nesmith is now papa to
bran new girl, born last Friday, the 5tl
INST.
Glassware only Is cents per set, ant
all notions very cheap, in order to close
out stock, at p. III. Ford's. 229w:
VIM. Probert figures on buying, rent
lng.or building a grain-ware-house, al
bnce. a go -
Black Machine Oil, CSC per gallon
8 gallons $500, at DR.. Matthias drug
Store. .'. y T. 225ti
THE adjuster of the Flankinton ms
Co. squared up bis hall-losses around
here, last week. -
Remember you can GET Climax and
spearhead tobacco at; Albert aud
Vesseys at 40 cts. per Id. 222-t1
John Lamb, nephew of the associ-
ate editor, is still very sick, though not
in immediate danger; " ~
Absolutely pure baking powder and
+lavoring extracts; in bulk at DR.. Ma
thias' drug store. IL l. s224tt
II. K. Ford has just completed a
Jew barn, lox1o, to replace the one de.
stroyed by storm.
Paris green, London purple, insect
powder and tiy-papsr at a. M. Matthias
drug store. 50 "220tt
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Il. Ford gave the
inmates Of the Eagles Nest the pleas
are of their company yesterday after
noon. 3"
Aug. LaPoint who visited for few
months past his old home in the maple
sugar country, returned to washington
Springs last Saturday. i
The Washington Springs Gun Club
received Barrel of balls and q new
double-sprlpg trap last Tuesday, and at
once proceeded to test them. ~ u
The class in oil painting is pro-
crossing finely under the guidance of
Miss Lamb. Mrs. Loomis and Mrs.
Null have recently Joined the class.
II. L. BLANK, Herald editor ard ci-
vii engineer, has made headquarters at
Watertown, d. r., where his services
are demanded by the Duluth Water
town Il Pacific r. r.
The annual territorial convention
Dakota W.CT.U. will convene at HUI
ION, Sept. Sth. Extensive preparations
are now being made, to make it the
most interesting and successful con-
Yention held in the territory.
-Camp-meeting at the "Jim" river
from August 10Th TO 21st inclusive
Aug. 10Th is to be devoted to temper
ance, Aug. 18th to County s. s. Conven-
zion. Aug. 18, 10, 20, and 21st will be
devoted to general camp-meeting exer-
fises.
Mrs. Nettie c. Hall is off on lee
turing tour to the Northern Pacific
country. She delivered a series of lee
lures recently at all the larger points
between here and the SIOUX river. The
Woonsocket Times, commenting on her
lecture upon hygienic temperance at
chat place concludes as follows: "More
of such plain takers, and less of whip
pers around the stump, is what the plat.
form needs for usefulness
-D1ED.-Sunday afternoon, at five
o'clock, p. m,, Mark, youngest child of
E. H. and Mary Ford. He was born
Nov. 18th, 1886, and the few months
spent on earth were full of pain for the
little one, so, while his parents hearts
are striker with sorrow, they realize
that their loss is his infinite gain. Fun
eral services were conducted by Rev.
Pagenhart. The entire community SYM
pathises with the parents and other re-
latives in their sorrow.
In compliance with an act of con-
gress, (Which has also been adopted by
the last Dakota legislature,) all priests
or officers who solemnize marriages in
any of the territories, must record a
certificate of marriage, in the form pre-.
scribed by said act, at the Office of the
judge of probate in the respective coun-
ty, where such marriage takes place
Noncompliance with the regulations
Of this act, is by law defined as a mis-
demeanor, and punished with fine not
exceeding $1,000, or Imprisonment not
exceeding two years.
Mrs. Mary Woodbridge of Ohio, an
officer of the national w. G. T.U., has
been engaged to speak at Woonsocket
in Sept. The union of that citv sends